Merci pour la réponse !
De mon côté j'ai par contre trouvé ça :
https://robrobinette.com/How_F(...)k.htm
Vous en pensez quoi ?
Résumé :
- Normal - Hi With Jumper From Normal Lo to Bright Hi
This is probably the most commonly used jumper configuration and will give you the 'fattest' parallel tone.
This patch slightly favors the Normal channel tone.
- Normal - Lo With Jumper From Normal Hi to Bright Lo
This patch favors the Normal channel and will not sound as 'fat' because of the -6dB attenuation of the Bright channel.
- Bright - Hi With Jumper From Bright Lo to Normal Hi
This is probably the second most commonly used jumper configuration and will give you the same 'fat' parallel tone as the Normal - Hi With Jumper from Normal Lo to Bright Hi but with the benefit of the Bright Cap.
This patch slightly favors the Bright channel tone.
- Bright - Hi With Jumper From Bright Lo to Normal Lo
This patch favors the Bright channel and will not sound as 'fat.'
- Bright - Lo With Jumper From Bright Hi to Normal Hi
This patch slightly favors the Bright channel tone. Note neither channel is attenuated with a voltage divider so you'll get a nice 'fat' tone.
- Bright - Lo With Jumper From Bright Hi to Normal Lo
The Normal channel's signal is cut in half
This patch heavily favors the Bright channel and the signal will not sound as 'fat.'